Grant Ashcraft brings efficient, low-risk quarterback play to McNeese
Ashcraft’s McNeese profile points to a quarterback who was efficient in limited 2015 action, completing 9 of 12 passes for 95 yards and a touchdown while adding 7 rushing attempts, which suggests a controlled, mistake-light style rather than a high-volume gunslinger.[3] That kind of steadiness matters if you want a QB who can manage the offense, stay within structure, and protect the football; the main question is whether his game scales beyond spot duty into a bigger weekly workload.[3]
